In this episode, we dive deep into the heart of what it means to be a "strong family." Mell Hashey of the Strong Family Project joins me to share the 7 key elements to establish a family foundation that can withstand any storm. Whether you're a new mom or have years of parenting under your belt, this episode is filled with invaluable tips and insights that will re-energize and recharge your family dynamics!
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Don’t miss Part II next week as Mell Hashey shares her best advice on being a present and intentional mom and how to manage mom guilt.
Resources:
7 Elements of a Strong Family - https://strongfamilyproject.com/strong-family-path/
Strong Family Project - https://strongfamilyproject.com/
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Co-Founder, Strong Family Co.
Mell has a Masters in Social Work from New York University. After 5 years of counseling families in abusive situations, she gave birth to her second son and decided to dedicate herself to being a stay at home mom. She consistently seeks opportunities to be involved in her children’s school, including volunteering weekly in her sons’ classrooms and participating in the middle school Student Accountability Committee. She pours herself into being a mindfully present and intentional mother throughout the various phases of her sons’ childhoods.